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Magnus Eriksson
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From: Stockholm, Hägersten, Sweden
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 - posted 11-01-2015 11:34 AM      Profile for Magnus Eriksson   Email Magnus Eriksson   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
What is (was) Dolby Cat 448 used for? It´s an add on to the backplane of a CP65.

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I "found" it on a CP65 used in a screening room some years back. It seems to have one balanced 6 channel input and two Lt/Rt inputs (balanced & unbalanced).
Something used for print master tapes?
/M.E.

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Gordon McLeod
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I suspect it is for printmaster playback and interconnection to a dubber

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Sam D. Chavez
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Yep, it was used in post production.

I ended up with a few but they have no particular application at this point.

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Magnus Eriksson
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Any documentation around?
When I look at it I see a 6 channel input with level adjustments. Terminates in the 6 channel input for fmt 10.
The Lt/Rt inputs are routed into the CP65 through J16. I guess SR/A noise reduction can be applied to the signal.
But how was all this controlled?

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Sam D. Chavez
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I will check what I have. This was after my days there. It was probably controlled by the remote on the DS4E dubbing interface made by and used by Dolby Labs in the print mastering process where you compare the actual audio off an answer print to the print master it was made from.

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Magnus Eriksson
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 - posted 11-03-2015 06:13 PM      Profile for Magnus Eriksson   Email Magnus Eriksson   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
The answer to my original question is of course - right here [Razz]
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@Sam: if you find something I´m interested. I really can´t think of any useful application these days but I´ll try to figure something out.

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